Petition drive aims to put Bethlehem 'road diet' funding to voters

Petition drive aims to put Bethlehem 'road diet' funding to voters
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1of9Leeanne Shade, owner of Choices Hair Studio in Delaware Plaza in Delmar. Shade fears the town's plan to reduce lanes on Delaware Avenue and the long construction project that would re-route traffic would disrupt her business, forcing her customers to go elsewhere.Larry RulisonShow MoreShow Less
2of9Delaware Plaza in Delmar where several business owners have expressed concerns over a $5 million "road diet" project that would reduce the number of traffic lanes on Delaware Avenue and involve a lengthy construction period. Town officials say even if the road diet plan were not to be done, that section of Delaware Avenue needs to be torn up and the sewer and water lines replaced as part of a much needed resurfacing of the road regardless.Larry RulisonShow MoreShow Less

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